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Korean Journal of Medical History 1992;1(1): 13-18.
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| 교회활동으로서 의료사업의 역사적 고찰 |
| 李泰俊 |
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| Christian Ideals in the History of Medical Care |
| Tae Jun Lee |
| Catholic Medical College, Korea. |
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Probably because the Renaissance period tended to be overglorified, people have even come to equate the "Middle Ages" with the "Dark Ages". But some writings have recently expressed positive views on the "Middle Ages" in history. The Christian teachings from the Middle Ages concerning the sick and the poor have undoubtedly contributed to forming the ideals of modern medical care. Today's medical facilities run especially by churches are expected to continue their services based on a biopsychosociomedical model rather than on a biomedical mode. |
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Church, Diaconia, Medical care empathy, primary health care, Biomedical model, Biopechisocionedical model |
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